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one persons in the cars which went off the
bridge. This would leave only. four per-
sons still unaccOunted for, unless the
number be swelled by children who were
travelling without tickets.
All requests for information, if address
ed to Henry E. Tinker, station agent
White River Junction, will receive
prompt attention.
The list of wounded does not now mate
rally differ from that telegraphed last
Identified dead, SO far as are
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FoR RENT.

DOR RENT-A DESIRABLE DWELL
H. ING. No, Gi7 Maln street, seven rooms and
flushed attic. nth natural and artificial gas, aud
water Pilrc alb per month. Gall At COLylG's,
l0.G MRln street. ig2l :
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WHEELING, W. VA, JUNE ~, 1887.
I,lnlhn Ahrnnti.

Mr.. Blaine IL in excellent health and
spirits, receiving such attentions IS no pri-
vato citizen Of any country ever received
in England. He 10 invited everywhere,
everybody wants to zee him, everybody
desireB to talk with him.
His broad information, his entertaining
style, his picturesque way Of putting
things, cannot fail to fill with wonder
men who know little beyond their own
nido Of the Atlantic, who rarely speak
straight to the point and whose talk is a
succession OF drawls and etammers. We
are speaking, Of course, Of the high.born,
who seem to have an English language oil
their own.
Mr.. Blaine Is being sought as lion on
the auppositton thst he is the biggest man
in tho United States and il certain to be
tho next President. That he ooms above
all the big men Of his country, is a fac;
beyond question. That he can be nomi'
mated for the Presidency il he go deairep
and may be nominated without coaaultine
his deaire, is what great many people
think. II nominated, who IL there on the
other side 10 deieat him?
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Tho iiiur Amunes iIinhelf.

King Otto OF Bavaria ia cheerful sort
OF monarch TO live under. His weak.
ness is for shooting peasants-not miB'
print ior pheasants. His majesty does
not desire to slaughter ut one fell swoop
all the peasauts in his petty kingdom; one
@ day satisfies bis longing and ASSURED him
that he has not forgotten bow to bring
down the game ct long range.
His c0urtiera understand that Bavaria is
not rich enough in men to spare the crazy
King one day, and go they resort to lit.
tie ruso 10 fill up the days shooting. King
Otto is provided with q gun loaded with a
blank cartridge, the obligiEg peasant ap.
pears, there is an exploeion snd the peas
ant ialla. Tho King is happy, and the
peasant, who han become expert in the art
Of being killed once day, crawls away at
the proper time 10 keep hin engagement
with the King the next dsy.
Il ia a remarkable thing .hatmsn never
becomes too crazy to be q King, In free
country even the Town Constable bas 10
have bis wits about him.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

le7:pAw lOll Main Street. wheeling. W. Va.
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A RAILROAD BOOM.
Engineers Surveying u New Route TO the
Lakes Gas OperntIons, .n


Lnkes-Gas Operations.
FAlRviEw, W. Va, June 24-An unex.
pecsed but very promising railroad boom
struck this section lew days Dgo. The
corps oil engineers that are locating the
new railroad designed to connect the lakes
with Pittsburgh and the coke and West
Virginia coal regions, mado their appear.
ance, working east, at tho Ohio
river, at tho mouth OF Vel.
low creek. They have since located
the bridge to croad tho river, which lands
on this side near the extensive Mshsu
fruit house. The route thence proceeds
down tho river bottoms, about 9 mile
and bali to the mouth OF Tomlin
son'o run. II then follows up the run
aud will psas within half milo OF thit
place, and continue on up nearly 10 the
soaYCe OF tho run, In Beaver county, Pa
and thence on to Pittsburgh and connec'
tons. Tho engineers are now ct work
about mile below here.
Work on the branch road from the Pan
handle road 10 New Cumberland Is pro
crossing rapidly all along the line. Ill
completion Is confidently promised by
Thanksgiving Day.
The Ohio Valley gas Pipe line is com
pleted through from the Beaver county
fold to New Cumberland aud across the
river to Empire and Toronto. 1t passes
within half mile Of this place. The
Bridsewater gas pipe limo, which passel
through this vllIsge, have about com
pleted connection with East Liverpool, o.
and work on the trenches in this direction
has proceeded to within two miles oil here
Their line croesing the river 10 Empire Il
laid and tho trcDching completed to To
ronto. The two companies are quite IL
rivalry.
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rourtn of Iuly on tho IL. & O.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sel round trip tickets to and
from all all stations or its Trsrs-Ohio Di-
visions, Including Pittsburgh, and to all
Midland Railroad, including Cincinnati,
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will DO good going July 9, 8 and 4, and
will DO good returning until July 5, inc!u-
sive.
There will be Fourth OF July celebra-
tious at Columbus, Mount Vernon, Chi
csSo Junction, Deshler, Haresville, Ma
pance, New Corcord, Mansfield and other
pointn on the line. Temperance picnic at
Burr's Mills. The First Regiment, Ohio
National Guards, will DO in camp at WSah.
ipston G. II. The races at Columbus
commence July 4.
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BASE BALL,
Wheeling md Akron Ito for Third Place
Saturdays Games Abroad.

Wheeling and Akron Ito for Third Place
Saturdays Games Abroad.
Saturdays game was Loaf by Wheeling
punching errots. Irwin was batted hard
hut tho hits were scattered. After the
fifth inning Dunn went into the box, re-
lievlng Miller, and pitched q magnificent
game. Mansfield opens up a series o.
three games to-day.
An effort ia being made to change the
schedule which takes Wheeling 10 kala
mszoo during the soIdlers' reunion In thil
city. The enormous crowd that will bt
hero during that event will insure large
audiences, and 1t will be to the advantage
Of both clubs to exhibit here rather thar
to play 10 slim audiences In Kalamazoo
The directors OF tho Wheeling club should
leave no stone unturned to accomplish
this object.
Following Is the Hcore Of Saturday.
game:
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TO THE SEA SHORE.
Via tho Picturesque B. & o. to Atlantic Cit
and Cape May, July7.

'sa 49, SS'tNS AZ - ~ ~ %AtAhAllO VII
and Cape May, July7.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio aigralizes its en-.
trance into Philadslphia by All excursion
Thursday, July 7, to Atlantic City and
Cape MRy, the most noted seaside rcnorLs
in the country. This ID tho grsndest tx.
cursion ever offered to tho public, in.
volying ride over the Picturesque line
Of Americs," along the beautiful Poto.
mac, through historic Hsrpars Ferry,
Washington, D. O., Baltimore and Phila.
delphia, and at rates within the reach OF
everyone who enjoys travelling. Train oil
ParlUr Csr5 and Eaet Lake Coaches will
leave depot, WhaaliDg, W. Va, At 500 A.
NJ, arriving in Philadelphia at S:45 p. NJ.
Next day passengers will leave on any
regular train for Atlantic City or Cape
May. Tickets will DO good for ten days,
with stop-of privilege st Washington
City returning. Fare for round trip
$40 90.
For further information apply to Agents
OF Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, or 10
L. D. Smith,
Div. Paea. Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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StnudlDg OF the Clubs.
Following is the standing Of the clubs
in the Ohio league:


AtZauasville-SIausfsld 2; GAINESVILLE, o.
At Observation-Disclosures, Is; Zanes.
vile, 7.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 5; Columbus,4
At Baltimore-Athletic, 8; Baltimore. S.
Al New York-Btooklyn, .; Meta, 0.
AtOhicsgo-Boston, I; Chicsyo.S s.
At Indianapois-phiin., 5; fndpis., II.
At Detroit-Detroit, 3; Nav York, Is.
at Clovelaud-St. Louis, 3; Cler 0.
At Pitisburgh-Pitts,, 4; Washington, 5.
At Cincinnati-Gaue postponed on &C.
count Of rain.
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Cheap Exours,ons TO Cincinnati,

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 3 p. NJ, and
will soil excursion tickets to parties OF five
or more. Ono wssk CT pleasure, boauti.
iul scenery and good muaic on tho largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhlemaa, Wheeling, W. Vn.
Nwty
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The aatislaction Of feeling safe from
catching any disesse from drinking water,
from impure cir, from sick person, from
contact with foul clothing, Infection or
contagion from any eource, is complete
aud all anxiety allsyed BY the use Of
DarbyB Prophylsctic Find. A battle will
give more safety, comfort and confidence
than all the doGtoring in tho world.
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never been fairly lived up to and In all
human nrhhahilitv navar will hn " ~

1t appears clearly from these varied OK.
preeaons Of opinion that Prohibition Is
not regarded as an indubitabis success by
thinking Citizens OF Maine. Nay, more, Il
is plain that many OF them hold 1t to be o
demonstrated failure, and there 10 an OPP
parent disposition in come quarters to try
Local Option and High License as prelcra.
BILE TO n law which cannot DO enforced and
which engenders many abuses and evils.
The tioice 70 doing good work in bringing
the facts Of Maine Prohibition to light.
They show that tho fundamental tendency
Of its party have not yet been established,
though they have been on trial for thirty
yearD.
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and CON
tinuipg every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return a. low
rate Of 81 so, and to Warrington, Pa, and
return ct 81 90. Trains leave at 5 aut
.S:l0 A. II, returning srrivo at and II III
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DIED,

.1URVEi-0n Sunday morning. June &c, 1887, at
S:lb O'Clock, JESSIE rIl6IaIA. youngest child o!
Ill. and Lavila Tutvey, aged years, months
and days.
Funeral from residence Of parents, No. 976 McCol'
loch street, this taondayl afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Friends oil the family are Invited to
attend. Iuterment at Peninsula cemetery.
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MwF1w


We have for sale several rype.writers
including the Remington, the Craudall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange Tor the matchleas
Caligraph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
lor rent and fer anlo OIL monthly install.
meats. CGn on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. Rose & Co.,
b5 Twelfth street..
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SATURDAY, s4th DAY OF sEprEmBgR, 1857,


commencing at ten o'clock 4. w. certain tract OF
land situate on tho waters Of Hickman, IL branch
OF Fish creek, III MARSHALL county, West Virginia,
and bounded as follows: beginning at hickory
corner TO said Blre III iDe Marshall and Tezrl cOun
" linc north S9' west lis poles 10 stone pile In
Flaws line: thence north 80 east COX poles 10 u
between Pfte'son, Rice and Eiaw: thence south
S4So west 2 poles 10 Eone near thHload; thence
north ca west 20 poles 10 tt0le; thence south $50
west u poles 10 sn oak; thence south 95o west 10
poles to hickory; thence north $50 west q poles
10 ". D. corner between Rice and Efnw; thence
south 500 west l0!h poles 10 bush corner OF VAL
eHtne Bfomen: th5lce north A poles 10 o stone
within ono rod oil suGsr marked rs q corner;
thence north 40 west IA poles to hioIe 10 Beecr
line on north hank OF Hickman; thgncc with said
line north 2SHo east 30 poles To stoc near piue;
tfcnce south 6ie cast % poles II ". o.; thence
s6o east l6 poles 10 W. O.; thence north 40 east
TO IL red oak; thence North l7' east Go poles to
red oak; thence north oOo east 26 poles 10 bush;
thence north SO east s. poles 10 Il sugar; thence
south t4o cast 1876 poles 10 the Temporary line and
with the same south e east IS poles 10 The Ee2iu-
uing, containing four hundred and seven acres
and thTce.fOurthS OF al acre. be tho same more or
lesg
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-half OF the purchase
money and As much more is the purchaser may
elect TO pay cash. and the residue In one year with
interest thereon from the Gay Of sale, the pur-
chner 10 give his note with approved security, and
tho title to be retained ora deed Of trust given 10
Secnrc the deferred payment.
Title believed 10 BIZ good, but selling as trustee
will only sell and convey such title IS Is vested in
me. JOHN J. JONES,
leo TruhiCc
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


T OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
IL COUNTRY RESIDENCES, near Elm Grove.
Pursuant TO the decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, W. Va entered on tho first day OF
June 1857, In the suit IN chaucGry pending In sad
Court between MANY K. CEACKAPi, plaintiff and
KEY McDoHALp ASD OTlIERs, defendants, The IN.
designed, who was BY said decree appointed
| special commissioner for the purpose, will, on
THURSDAY, the @ISt DAY OF JULY. 1857,
commencing at ten o'clock. NJ, sell at public auc-
| ton upon the premises 10 the highest bidder tho
Lots or parcels OF land numbered 10 "
inclusive the location and Dimensions whereof arc
more particularly shown by the plat thereof acd
ia the ClerK's Office Of said Court sHId lots or
parcels Of land are part Of the SubtlvIsIous X and
shown Oh the plat OF the Subdivisions OF tho
Shepherd estate recorded IN DEED Book numbered
Is. page 573, In the Clerks office Of the County
Court OF said county, which subdivisions X and K
were conveyed to hbner Key by Daniel G. List and
Daniel Lsutb rs special commissioners, by deed
dated the 10Th day OF May. 1870. md recorded In
the last MENTIONED Clerks Office In Decd Book
numbered 81 page 2fT.
The property Will be sold either In Lpts az laid
out on the Est mentioned plat or In parcels OF said
lotH, or as whole, as may seem most jndiciOus.
The undersigned Is authorized by said degree 10
sell said lad, Or AIRY parcel thereof. at private
sale, subject 10 confirmation By said Circuit Court
and respectfully Eolicits bids therefor In writing 10
he filed with him before sale.
TERMS OF 5ALE-EaCh purchaser 10 pay In
hand one third Of the 3ychags money due BY him,
and as much moro as be may choose 10 pay, and
the residue, II sny, In two equal uStalments bear
Ing in,ete,t nom the day OF sale and pay able re-
Spectively In one and two years thereafter; notes
with good tecury 10 be given for the deferred In
stalments and the legal uIe 10 bs retained az fur
Their security until payment IN fun.
DANIEL LANE
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, the above
named special com mibsioner. has gwen bond in
the penalty and with surety required by law aud
Ie20x JEO. ". MITCHELL Clerk.
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Fourth of J uiy E.eursiona.

The Ohio River railroad will sell excur.
sion tickets TO all stations On their rosd
July 2, and 4, returning good July ., in
elusive, at one fare for the round trip.
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Over 100 Varieties

OF the purest and best toilet soaps made
by Colgate & Co. Cashmere Bouquet the
standard,
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SATURDAY, JUNE rs, 1857,

commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, At the front door
Of the Court House OF haid county the following
Described property, that IL 10 say All that truct or
parcel oil lend on Wheeling creek IN said Ohio
county. bounced anu described as follows, viz;
beginning at a stake on the banks Of WEIGHING
creek In limo with the present hedge fence hound.
lnR the land formerly owned by William Talant
and afterwards by Beverly n EOt in trust for
Hcieh e., The wife Of John 2, Giichrtst which
SLA5c IL Corner oil Said land: thence to- with and
from said hedge south &c GaS. 81 Go-lO0 poles 10
stake Oh tho bank Of said creek, a CORNER OF said
lRd held lii trust % Aforesaid for Helen g. GilchriSt:
and thence down said creek with the meaRdefs
thereof 70 SS.lG0 poles 10 the beginning contains
Ing four RCrCS three roods and thirty.two perccs
Interest oil said parties OF thH first part In and to the
creek where II binds or Bounds said land being Tho
same property conveyed 10 said MlrgRrrtA o,
McCRbe by 4. L llogr, trustee, By decd dated NAV
o. 1877, and o. record In said Clerks Office In deed
book e.. pages s. and 3d.
Title Is believed TO he perfect, but selling az
trustee aha!l only convey such title az Is vested
In me By said deed OF trust
TERMS OF SALE-Onc.thIrd OF the purchase
money, and aS much mono Ii tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay. In cash on TIC day Of sale tho residue
IN two equal fnStaftIrentS at oEe aud two years re
spec!ireY with interest from day OF sale the pur.
chaser TO give noies for tho deferred iusnllmens
with security approved by the trustee, and tho
tito TO be retained Until payment In full o. at tho
option OF tho purchaser deed Of trust to be given
upon The property TO secure tho deferred INSTALL
menE TH0j O'RRlEN, Trustee,
". II. H4LLHR, AuctiOueer.
Tho undersigned desiring that the propeftY
above mentioned may sell for az much az possible,
agree to unite with the Trustee In deed 10 tho
purchaser. ROBERT A. &cCABE,
myH y. @. McCABE.
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By virtue OF & decd OF trust made by James A.
Rico 70 the undersigned trustee, dated on The nth
day OF june III the year ISL, and recorded III the
once Of lhr CLERK OF The County Court Of Mntsball
county, West ViIgInin, IN Deed OF Trus. Book No.
folio u.s. will sell al public auction at the font
door Of tho Court HOUSE Of Marshall county. =
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No man can 90 called good base ball
player until he can pitch ball that will
curve The umnirp.
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The above sale has been continued until July o
1887, al same time and plecc.
leo ,iuOS O'BRIES. Trustee -.
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WANTED.
I,RATELERS' GUIDE,

q RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
In TRAIli3-on and alter May %, lsS7-E1pIA-
MILTON OF REVERENCE Marks. 'Da.ly. iSunday
excepted. tMonday ex0e2ted.-EGstorn Standard
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GENERAL NOTICES,
ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

a
WHEELING, W. Va, Juno I, 1857.
Tho undersigned having been duly qualified and
appointed Administrators Of tho estate Of Z. J.
Stone, deceased, hereby notify ali persons
holding claims against taid estate to present tho
sau,e properly certified, without, delay; aud all
persons Indebted 10 saId estate to call and settle
inside Of thirty days.
". Z. STONE,
1890 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
J. 7. BT0HE,
ie7.DA9 1904 Main Street. Wheeling. W. Va.
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TRUSCFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a real, ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
SMALL, rnIISry -
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Earned runs, NONE. Two base hits, Crcgau .,
NIchnl bailey and Norton. Threc.bnse Ill., HI.
Double plays. ElchOl and Dell, Base on balls, BY
balls, Wcsiaks !, McAluuuey ?. Wild pitches,
Miller l, Dunn /, Irwin l. Tlme Of game, 1:4j.
Umpire Bauer
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LEATHER.
Il WOOD PROPERTY
~ yi:tue Of \ deed Of trust made by Narrarctts
J. MctAbs with Robert A. MC!'nbu, her husband,
% NE ss trustee. dated APRIL 49, isSf and recorded
~ the Office o. the Clerk Of the County Tour, OF
Ohio county, West virginia. In deed Of trust boot
No. IL page hl8, shall sell ri public auction 10
the highest hiddnr on
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y. Z. Y G. Railroad.

9-"III = j, u. Y G, KniIrond.
Bclla!re d Zauesville Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at $40 q. N arrives at Belatc at p. m.
Woodsheld PASSENGER leaves Beliatro at 4:20 p,
NJ, arrives at Betiatre at $50 Il. nj.
sumncrasld Accommodation leaves BellNre al
60 2. m. arrives al BellAire at lp:4h 9. N. --
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eUSDAiS--Leavo ut 100 q. m. and run every
hour until 300 p m. Leave Wheeling PARK at S 100
q. m. and run every hour until 10 p. M, except
Church Trains. which will leave tho Pa;k at 9iS a,
NJ, and Wheeling at 1915 p. N. flrI :
apSo 80 Q. HIIsCH, Superintendent.
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Key hcDonGld and others.
Ry virtue Of IN order entered In tho above en-.
Titled CAUSE on the 6rst day OF June 1857 II Is nc.
terted 10 the undersigned tom lssioner Of tho BaId
Court 70 sSceit'n AZ the debts of both the cstates
OF Abncr Key and Elizabeth Key, and their prior.
tiles II any, including tho debt due the estate OF
Philip Reilly. deceased, named In the blu, as 10
which last mentioned debt he shall ascertsin the
true balance due thereon after crediiiug any
money paid thnIeon BY the said Abner Key o, tho
taid Enzatetn Key, giving credit for nil moueys
paid upon said Indebtedness and interes, thereon
according TO proper principles, and charging In.
terest thereon at the Iate OF Liz pertentum per.
apnum. 81. . .srs.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
fixed upon rucday. the l9,h day Of July, us7.
commencing at oc!ock A. ~, as the time, and his
office, No. i298 thaplige street. In tho city OF
Wheeling: Ohio county. West Virginia, as The pIace
a. which 10 will proceed 10 ASCERTAIN and report
the several matters in the said order OF reie,encc
required. tEg $500
Given under my band this 4ih day OF June, 1887.
JOSEPH K. Fault,
Commissioner.
!erx so!s Tor Complainant,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-FIRsT. GLASS NIAOHIN.
W 1878. Apply at WHEELING HINGE co.
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VHTHEELING &ELM GROVE r. R.
wv On and after May 2, 1857, trains on the
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad will run as fol.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-09

A MUcH ABUSED PRoFEssIoN.-
Prof. Wiley, of the Greensboro
public school, vents his ire on
brother Christian of the Free Press.
Editors are much abused persons
but they "most generally come out
Of fight without a black eye. We
take an interest in Prof. Wiley,
who is of st. Johns College fame,
and we advise him not to tamper
with the press, or he will get into a
veritable hornets nest.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-09

CHARITY covers a multitude of
sins. We do not know that ex-
Governor Alger, of Michigan, has
been guilty of any very heinous in
discretions but it looks as if his chart
table ways will be quite sufficient to
plead in his behalf at . final reckon
ing. 1t has just come to light in
Detroit that Through the Private
Secretary and a few trusted friends,
he found 500 needy families during
the recent cold snap, and to each of
them was sent barrel of -four and
ton of coal or a cord of wood.
The scenes at the delivery of the
needed gifts were often pitiful and
pathetic, many of the families being
entirely destitute"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-09

Tux New Jersey legislature is
still balloting for United States
Senator, with a prospect of continu-
ing until the festive jersey mosqui-
to puts in an appearance.